Trump critics make '#TreasonSummit' top trending hashtag worldwide after bonkers Trump-Putin press conference

Rudy Giuliani allegedly groped a White House aide shortly before Donald Trump spoke on Jan. 6, and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough listed that as just the latest example of the "sick culture" the former president promotes around him.

Cassidy Hutchinson, the former aide to White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, claims in her new book that Giuliani ran his "frozen fingers" up her skirt to her thigh, and she says Trump legal adviser watched with a "leering grin," and the "Morning Joe" host found the allegations disgusting and wholly unsurprising.

Reacting to new allegations from former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson that former Donald Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani groped her as the Jan.6 insurrection was playing out, a former prosecutor who worked out of the Southern District of New York U.S. attorney's office suggested the bombshell news could play a part in an existing sexual harassment civil suit Giuliani is already facing.

Speaking with CNN's John Berman, Jessica Roth of the Cardozo School of Law pointed out that Noelle Dunphy, who is suing the former New York City mayor for over $10 million could use the Hutchinson allegations to bolster her case against Giuliani.

Former Fox News anchor-turned podcast host Megyn Kelly called out conservatives who are defending comedian Russell Brand in the wake of rape and sexual assault allegations being leveled against him, saying that the tendency for conservative to gravitate towards people like Brand is alarming.

"You know, not to take anything away from these reporters, but I think that there should be a higher standard before we take a man's living away," Kelly said. "However, we cannot go from the absurdity of believe all women, which was never the right way, into the absurdity of believe no women. And that's what we're now doing."